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^Mission:Impossible level shit

No doubt Mossad have managed to get into Hezbollah's supply chain and plant explosives in the pagers and / or batteries.

James Bond had an exploding Parker pen in the film GoldenEye. MythBusters demonstrated that the idea was viable and actually worked pretty well.

saying that walkie talkies also now exploding

should have got nokia 3300's those fuckers are indestructable

It's probably good that Hezbollah Babesation isn't a thing. An exploding Lovense Lush wouldn't make for pleasant viewing.

(18-09-2024 13:38 )4waydiablo Wrote:  James Bond had an exploding Parker pen in the film GoldenEye. MythBusters demonstrated that the idea was viable and actually worked pretty well.

Ah but good old (or young) Q did away with that in Skyfall....and then issued Bond with an exploding watch in Spectre.

Strange people these new age Quartermasters. Can't stick with a bloody decision

lets hope that it was explosive implanted in the pagers and devices because if a state actor or terroist group can turn pagers into mini bombs then could be a serious threat

Saw somewhere that the NHS could have about about 130,000 pagers in operation and god knows how many other places have them

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-eas...on%20call.

WSJ: Hezbollah misjudged Israel's weakness & Iran's might

The EU's automated registry for short-stay travellers that was expected to come into force on 10th November.

Well it's not, it's been delayed, again.... So it's still going to be the stamped passports.

I thought the Space X thing was incredible to watch what a game changer that is for space travel, how the hell was it acheived? It is probably a good thing too when you consider what happens to boosters in the atmosphere once separation takes place (I think most burn up & damage the lower atmosphere when re -entering, but I can't be sure) & how expensive they are to make - so anything to lessen the damage done to the lower atmosphere & costs of designing rockets has to be a good thing too. I think it also changes how we design rockets for future travel too.